For Enthusiasts: 3 Tips to Keep Your PC Fast and Stable
Optimizing startup, redundant app search and driver updates
LiveBoost: Multitasking Made Easy
LiveBoost™ in System Mechanic® offers the most comprehensive set of tools ever devised to make sure your PC keeps up with you. Browse, upload, render, write, game or edit your way—this is you at work or play. This is multitasking made easy.
System Mechanic: The Automatic Approach to PC Health and Speed
Only the automated technology within System Mechanic® keeps your PC error-free and then takes you beyond optimized with real-time technology that observes your patterns and makes quick, accurate decisions to put system resources right where they’re needed most.
System Mechanic©: Included in Open Source License
One of System Mechanic’s most sophisticated and industry-respected features is something customers often overlook—the Help Files. The Help Files is a clearly written guide that is always right at your fingertips. And if you’ve ever wanted to custom tailor your PC, or wished you could see into its operations more easily, the Help Files has your back—regardless of your prior experience.
Speed Up Your PC With More Processor Power
Your PC is hiding full processor power from you. See how PowerSense in System Mechanic solves the problem.
Erase Personal & Confidential Activity Trails for Good
Leave no stone unturned to maintain privacy. Erase the trail of your sensitive PC activities with Privacy Cleaner.
Cluttered PC? Optimize with PC Cleanup
PC clutter can waste drive space and impact performance – clean it up with iolo technologies’ System Mechanic.
What are Device Drivers and How do They Affect PCs?
Outdated device drivers can impact PC performance – and the overall stability of the entire operating system.
How to Find and Removed Redundant and Unnecessary Programs and Apps
Identify and disable redundant apps to prevent performance issues. Learn how to find and disable redundant apps efficiently. Read now.
Programs Hoard RAM: What Can You Do About It?
Today’s complex applications tend to be flawed in a way that compromises your available memory (RAM): they are good at commandeering RAM when they need it, but terrible at letting go once the app no longer requires as much. This accumulation of trapped memory—RAM that runs away from you—often occurs when certain programs are still running but idle.
